Primary 4 Security Education Scheme of Work

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Security Education for primary 4 aims to instill the spirit of security consciousness in the pupils. The topics covered in this class are topics suitable for their age as milder topics that introduces them to security have been treated in their previous classes.

Some of the topics covered in this class are; Introduction to neighborhood, types of neighborhood, strangers in the neighborhood, suspicious movement, types of suspicious movement, reporting suspicious activities/movement, consequences of not reporting suspicious movement/activities, neighborhood crimes and prevention tips, keeping neighborhood safe and clean, meaning of danger, crimes and criminal behavior, emergency, emergency phone numbers in Nigeria etc.

The educators should make sure the students relate what they are being taught to real life experience and state what to do if they should find themselves in any situation taught in class and how to avoid such.

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Primary 4 First Term Scheme of Work for Security Education

LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION UNIFIED SCHEMES OF WORK FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Security Education Scheme of Work for Primary/Basic 4
	CLASS	Primary/Basic 4
	SUBJECTS	Security Education
	TERM	First Term
WEEK	TOPICS	Learning Objectives
1	-Introduction to Neighborhood security, -Meaning of Neighborhood.	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) define neighborhood, (ii) identify things that make up a neighborhood.
2	Types of Neighborhood	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) group the types of neighborhood e g. Villages, street, compound, school, areas, homes, churches, mosques etc, (ii) identify name of street in their neighborhood.
3	Types of Neighborhood (Contd.)	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) classify the types of neighborhood they have e.g. people living next door, people whose activities will affect us, school mates etc. (ii) differentiate the good neighborhood from the bad ones.
4	Strangers in the neighborhood	By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: (i)describe a stranger, (ii) examine the precautionary measures on personal security, (iii) identify strangers in their neighborhood e.g. people loitering about in the neighborhood, scavengers, hawkers etc.
5	Suspicious movement	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) describe suspicious movement, (ii) examine people walking about in the neighborhood aimlessly.
6	Types of suspicious movement	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) identify activities that can be considered as suspicious movement e.g. peeping into other people window etc, (ii) roaming about
7	MID TERM BREAK
8	Reporting suspicious movements	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) identify who to report suspicious movements to e.g. parents, adult, teacher etc, (ii) outline ways to raise alarm over suspicious movements.
9	Consequences of not reporting suspicious activities/movement	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) write the consequences of failure to report suspicious movements. (ii) mention the right person to report to, e.g. Uniform men or security men
10	Revision	Revision
11	Revision
12-13	REVISION & EXAMINATION

Primary 4 Second Term Scheme of Work for Security Education

	CLASS	Primary/Basic 4
	SUBJECT	Security Education
	TERM	Second Term
WEEK	TOPICS	Learning Objectives
1	Introduction to neighborhood security -meaning of neighborhood security	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) define neighborhood security, (ii) list the aims and objectives of neighborhood security, (iii) explain the importance of neighborhood security
2	Neighborhood crimes and prevent tips	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) explain the meaning of crime, (ii) cite some examples of crimes in the neighborhood e.g. stealing, sexual harassment etc. (iii) state tips on the prevention of crime in the neighborhood
3	Keeping neighborhood safe and clean	By the end of the lesson. pupils should be able to: (i) explain tie meaning of safety and deanliness, (ii) analyses some safety precautions e.g. to be observant etc, (iii) list the various ways of keeping tie neighborhood safe/clean.
4	Meaning ocf danger	By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: (i) define the term danger, (ii) classify the types of danger in the society e.g.physical, emotional, spiritual etc, (iii) generate some measure in curtaining danger or dangerous acts.
5	Crimes and Criminal behaviour	By the end of the lesson pupils should be able to: i. describe the effect of crime ii. cite some criminal behaviours of people in the neighbourhood e.g vandalism, stealing etc.
6	Avoiding dangerous places and peoples	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) identify dangerous places in the neighborhood, (ii) identify dangerous people in the society e.g. thieves, rapists, kidnappers, etc and other undesirable elements
7	MID TERM BREAK
8	Types of neighborhood security	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) identify types of neighborhood security personnel e.g. local guards, vigilante groups, neighborhood watch, Lagos State Neighborhood Safety Corps etc, (ii) formulate tips and ways of relating with security personnel in the society
9	Types of neighborhood security (contd) -functions of the different agents	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. highlight different types of neighborhood e.g. local guards (OPC), vigilante groups, ii) state the function of different groups mentioned.
10	Types of neighborhood security (Contd) -neighborhood watch – Lagos neighborhood safety corps (LNSC)	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i. state the functions of neighborhood watch, ii. examine the activities of the LNSC iii. Assess the functions of LNSC
11	Revision	Revision
12	REVISION
13	EXAMINATION

Primary 4 Third Term Scheme of Work for Security Education

	CLASS	Primary/Basic 4
	SUBJECT	Security Education
	TERM	Third Term
WEEK	TOPICS	Learning Objectives
1	Revision of 2nd term work Students readiness assessment	i. evaluation of 2nd term work/ treating of 2nd term past questions, ii responds to various uestions.
2	Important phone numbers and their uses	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: i) identify important phone numbers to contact in case of danger e.g. 112 or 119, ii) outline the appropriate line in time of danger. iii) mention the right personnel to contact in danger
3	Emergency phone numbers in Nigeria -list of government emergency lines	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) enumerate emergency lines of the following security organizations e.g. (ii) inspector general of police (IGP) 08059666666 (sms only), (iii) State security service (SSS) 08132222105-9, (iv) Federal road safety corps (FRSC) 122, 07002255372
4	List of government emergency lines (Contd)	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i)state the emergency lines of the following security organizations; (ii) Lagos emergency service 767 or 112 (this covers police, ambulance service and traffic service), (iii) Lagos state traffic management authority (LASTMA) 08029228271 (GM), 08023386921 (Provost), iv Police 112, 199.
5	List of personnel to contact during emergency	By the end of the lesson , pupils should be able to: (i) enumerate the following personnel contacts during emergency e.g. police, neighborhood watch, FRSC, LASTMA, free service, NAFDAC etc.
6	Emergency situations that could be reported -robbery -Accident -Sexual abuse	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) explain the term ‘Emergency’ (ii) identify emergency that could be reported e.g. robbery, accident, flood, fire outbreak, kidnapping, raping etc.
7	MID TERM BREAK
8	Lagos state emergency services and call numbers.	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) State Lagos emergency services and call numbers e.g. Lagos zonal commander FRSC 08033706639, 01-7742771, 017944929, ii. KAI brigade (for orientation services and organization) 0802306632, 08055284914, Lagos emergency service 767, 112 etc.
9	Lagos emergency services and call number (contd)	By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: (i) State Lagos emergency services and call numbers e.g. LASTMA ( Traffic emergency numbers) 08075005411, 08023111742, 08023909364, ii. Police emergency phone numbers (Lagos State) 014931260, 014978899, iii. Rapid response squad (RRS) 07055350249, 07035068242, 08079279349
10	Revision	Revision
11	REVISION
12	EXAMINATION